폴스 오버쿠르츠하임 최고의 러닝 경로

Nice bike road through farms to arrive there.

It's not just its name that makes the "Black Lord" encountered here a remarkable highlight that hikers shouldn't pass by carelessly. The small sacred monument standing by the path is definitely worth a short rest and a second look: The wooden cross supports a corpus – it is therefore a crucifix – with the crucified Christ ("Lord") painted black. A small gabled roof provides some protection from the weather. At the upper end of the longitudinal beam, the viewer not only finds the often-seen plaque with the letters "INRI" (in Latin the abbreviation for "Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews"), but also a surprising glass-framed image of the Virgin Mary. She is shown with an open heart as the "Sorrowful Mother of God."

The castle, which dates back to the 15th century, is something very special because it still looks architecturally the same as it did over 300 years ago. It has neither been rebuilt nor destroyed in its long history. The castle is now a listed monument. You can also visit it on Monument Day.

A beautiful mountain for running and biking. Approximately 480 m in altitude and 5 km to the Black Lord

From the Black Lord it's a gravel path down towards Pöls. You can always enjoy the beautiful view on the descent!

After a lightning strike many years ago, the statue of Christ in the cross of the wayside did not burn, but instead turned black. That is why it has had this name for many generations.

Hanfelden Castle is a castle building that essentially dates back to the 15th century. It is a listed building and, due to its unadulterated, authentic preservation, is a special architectural and monument-preserving jewel. The Institute for Prehistory and Historical Archeology (University of Vienna) has carried out archaeological and architectural studies since 2016.

The beautiful shrine stands on the outskirts of Pöls.